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Transitioning to College: 5 Things Parents and Guardians Should Know

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Moving your student into college for the first time can be emotional, but we’ve rounded up five tips that parents and guardians should know to help ease the process.

Behind the Scenes with Physical Plant

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Summer is the busiest time of year for Endicott College’s Physical Plant, which oversees all aspects of campus maintenance, including readying it for the influx of students.

A Refreshed Halle Library Invites Students to Study, Read, and Relax

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Over the summer, Endicott College's Halle Library got a light refresh to make the space more open, engaging, and a destination for the college’s community.

Giving Day is Back—Here’s How You Can Make a Difference

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Endicott College’s fifth annual Giving Day returns on March 1 after a record-breaking turnout in 2022.

Learning by Doing: Seniors Reflect on Recent Internships

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Endicott College seniors discuss what they learned during fall internships and how they’re applying those lessons toward their future careers.

The Trust Receiver

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With the support of a Rosalynn Carter Fellowship for Mental Health Journalism, Associate Professor Lara Salahi has published a story investigating the link between a Massachusetts National Guard infantry battalion that deployed on a combat mission to Afghanistan in 2011 and suicide.

Helping to Make a Decision

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Endicott College tour guides lead prospective students and families around the College on a daily basis, bringing their own experiences and jokes along the way.

A Whole New Ballgame

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The Endicott College softball team is back for a new season. After last year’s success, winning is once again the focus—especially for the team’s graduating seniors.

Not Defined by Diabetes

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For graduating Endicott College student Lauren Misiaszek ’22 M’23, type 1 diabetes led to an inspiring career change, internship, and a determination to win—at life and on the softball field.

Leaving Endicott Better Than She Found It

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As President of Endicott College’s Student Government Association, Caitlyn Sievers ’23 has worked to help those around her and make a lasting impact on campus.

The Nonstop Innovator

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Entrepreneurship major Ryan Curley ’23 started a successful business and won an international innovation challenge—all before graduating from Endicott College.

A Higher Calling

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JoaoPaulo “JP” Miranda always thought he’d become a pilot, but at Endicott College, he made life-changing pivots that landed him the job of his dreams.